根岸官衙遺跡群

Negishi Kan's ruins group (Negishi Kanei Shieki Gun). Below, quote from Iwaki city homepage It consists of the Negishi ruins, an ancient county office, and the ruins of the ruined temples of the associated temple. It was designated as a national historic site in 2005. Negishi ruins Location: Iwaki City Hirashita Okoshi Negishi, Tokumaji Tobouji etc. It is the county office of Mokukuni 磐 郡 in Nara and Heian period. The government office of the government office, Masakura, and homes of luxurious people were discovered. The ruins of the ruined temple Location: Iwaki City Hirashita Okoshiji Ishida et al. It is an ancient temple adjacent to the north side of the Negishi ruins. The main buildings of the tower, the main hall, the auditorium, and the division facilities such as the ditch and the earth were discovered Birth of Iwaki After the 大化 化 改 which happened in 645, the provinces were divided into countries, and the country was put on a reputation. And in each country and review, a government office was created. According to the "National Land of the Land," the people of "The Hakuba 4 years (653), the people of the Shijo Naomi Yabe part and the Shijo Shikuho Shobu Red Bounty offer", and the country of Taiwaku Kokuzo was from Sukawa to Goma village At the same time, it was written that most of Iwaki City became Ishijo's commentary, and a government office was created at the Negishi ruins. After that, in the first year of Taobao (701), the reputation was described as a county, and the Ishijo review became Ishishiro-gun. By the middle of the 8th century, it seems that the character of "Ibaraki" came to be used. Note: It is thought that “Yusukagawa” is currently around Hachikawa, Ibaraki Prefecture, and “Waima-mura” is around Okuma-cho, Futaba-gun, Fukushima Prefecture.